yellow, need help

ACatNamedKevin

Member

• Jun 11, 2014

• #1

one of my outdoor plants first set of leaves are turning yellow. not the cotyledons but the fan leaves. Its about 5 weeks old. only the bottom leaves are changing color, the rest of them are fine. also, the top of the soil was tinted yellow, any explanations? here are some pics

 

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hogbud

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• Jun 11, 2014

• #2

nothing to worry about

 

ACatNamedKevin

Member

• Jun 11, 2014

• #3

Im more worried about the yellowing of the soil. you cant really see it from the pictures. could it possibly be the nutrients im feeding her?

 

hogbud

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• Jun 11, 2014

• #4

no idea can't see it ?

 

mmmmbrownies

Active Member

• Jun 11, 2014

• #5

maybe something urinated on it?(it is outside right?) yellow soil? or dead yellow vegetation? pics would help

 

Da Mann

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• Jun 11, 2014

• #6

Looks fine to me. Keep a eye on future growth.

 

ACatNamedKevin

Member

• Jun 12, 2014

• #7

mmmmbrownies said:

maybe something urinated on it?(it is outside right?) yellow soil? or dead yellow vegetation? pics would help

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Ill make sure to take more pictures next time I go out there.

 

ACatNamedKevin

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• Jun 13, 2014

• #8

The leaves got more yellow and one of them turned brown. The rest of the plant is totally fine. No discoloration at all. Heres some pictures.

 

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m3d1c1n3man

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• Jun 13, 2014

• #9

lower leaves will do that. as long as the majority of the top growth looks good then don't worry. they turn yellow because the plant has decided to discard the leaf and is sucking the nutes out of it.

 

ACatNamedKevin

Member

• Jun 14, 2014

• #10

m3d1c1n3man said:

lower leaves will do that. as long as the majority of the top growth looks good then don't worry. they turn yellow because the plant has decided to discard the leaf and is sucking the nutes out of it.

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would it be beneficial to trim those lower leaves off?

 

hogbud

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• Jun 14, 2014

• #11

ACatNamedKevin said:

would it be beneficial to trim those lower leaves off?

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I let the plant drop em

 

m3d1c1n3man

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• Jun 14, 2014

• #12

ACatNamedKevin said:

would it be beneficial to trim those lower leaves off?

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no, imo leave them until they are necrotised (completely brown and dry). the plant can use the metabolites and nutes from the leaf.

 

Hubey

Active Member

• Jun 14, 2014

• #13

Fuck my outdoor plants lower leaves turned white after transplant. Yellow white dry cracking. Happens every year, the white I believe is the plant adapting to the water in the area. They be right by a swamp. I wasn't prepared to give a pic but you can see it at de bottom of Des two plants. Sorry aboot quality.

 

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